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Report on Adewukwaa: Missions Report from the Central Region of Ghana
BY: Selasi Ackom DATE: 15 January, 2010 - 15:15Adewukwaa is a small village situated in the Central Region of Ghana. Its a farming community with about a thousand (1000) inhabitant. They are located on the great RIVER AYENSU, one of Ghana's famous rivers. Their main farm productions are, sugar cane, tomatoes, pepper and potatoes.
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Reflections from Cadiz en route to Morocco and Ghana
BY: Zack Tucker Gangnes DATE: 9 September, 2009 - 04:29The southern coast of Spain, where I am at present, is uniquely beautiful however just to the south of Cadiz, Spain lies the African Continent. This is a place that I feel people in Western Europe and North America still know relatively little about. I would consider that to be true for myself, there is much that I am yet to know about this place.
Hello everyone in the meetups group on Kabissa - we now have a date for the Kabissa Meetup in Kumasi, Ghana. It is now scheduled for September 23rd. f you are nearby and think you can make it, please apply now to participate!
Click: http://kabissa.org/application-kabissa-meetup-kumasi
Please let us know here if you have any questions or feedback.
In solidarity,
Tobias
Elizka Relief Foundation is proud to host the forthcoming Kabissa Meetup during which period Zack shall be filming the works of Kabissa members and the Meetup.
Zack! together with all members of Kabissa in Ghana, we say we are proud to host you and welcome you to the Garden City of West Africa.
Akwaaba!
#000000; font-family: Calibri, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">All international media have gathered in the country already to wait for the arrival of the historic first African president in America. He is scheduled to arrive on Friday at around 8:30 pm GMT. He will be welcomed by the president of Ghana (H.E John Evan Atta-Mills) and the first lady (H.E Nado-Mills) and some members of the diplimatic call.
Radio 1812 - Tune in on International Migrants Day!
Today is International Migrants Day. On this occasion, December 18 is running the third edition of the Radio 1812 event, a worldwide radio broadcast on migration issues. More than 130 radios from 45 countries are taking part. From Africa we have stations from Senegal, Mali, DR Congo, Ghana, Morroco and South Africa on board. You may have heard one of these programmes today when listening to your local station. I also encourage you to visit the special site: www.radio1812.net and listen to the programmes that are being uploaded thoughout the day.
Dear Friends, I bring you warm greetings from Ghana. As Ghana prepares to go to the polls in six days from now, I urge you all as brethren in Christ to ask God to speak into the minds of Ghanaians in helping them to vote for the right candidate.
Dear Friends,
It’s another end of year again and as we do it here for the deprived children across rural Ghana, we will be reaching out to them on this Christmas again. This time, we will reach out to 5,000 children in the Ashanti region of Ghana. More info below:
Venue: Sepasee & Mim school park (we are combining this two villages together)
Date: 23rd December, 2008.
Time: 9:00AM – 4:00PM
Targeted Children: 5,000
Amount Targeted: $10,000 ($2 per child)
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Don't declare yourselves winners of the december 7th, 2008 presidential and parliamentary elections in ghana
BY: Salam Ramani DATE: 25 November, 2008 - 12:05The Executive Director of the Africa Peace Building Club, NGO Mr SALAM RAMANI has adviced and sound a warning to all candidates contesting both the presidential and parliamentary elections in the 7th December, 2008 elections not to declare themselves winners of the elections, he said it is only the independent electoral commission that have the mandate and it is their responsibility to declare a candidate as a winner.
